Panmure Golf Club

A guide to Panmure golf course and facilities

Key Information:

– Open Final Qualifying
– British Senior Open Qualifying
– AIG Women’s Open Final Qualifying
– Scottish Professional Championship Scottish Amateur Strokeplay
– Open Championship Regional Qualifying World Hickory Open
– R&A Girls & Boys Amateur Championships

Panmure is one of the oldest golf clubs in the world dating back to 1845. The course was modified and lengthened with the assistance of James Braid in 1922.

It is one of the 24 clubs that originally purchased the Amateur Championship trophy first played for in 1885.

Ben Hogan practised here for the 1953 Open Championship at Carnoustie, which he won by four strokes. This was his final major victory and the only time he would ever visit Scotland –  the 6th hole is named after him.

Facilities:

  • Clubhouse with restaurant, lockers and showers
  • Practice facilities are complimentary – 260 yard driving range and short game practice, chipping and bunker area and nearby practice putting green. Complimentary range balls provided

Course Statistics:

 Length (m)Course Rating M/WSlope Rating M/W
black655172.0133
white636072.2130
blue611371.0128
yellow568468.1 / 74.5125 / 138
PAR 70 (Men) /74 (Women)

How does Panmure compare to the Old Course and other courses?

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Location information:

Panmure Golf Club, Barry, by Carnoustie, Angus, DD7 7RT

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Good to know:

  • Caddies are available to book
  • 5 buggies are available
  • Golf clubs available for hire
  • Push Trolley Hire – both manual trolleys and electric available

Single Golfers:

Single golfers can book online. Please note you may be matched with other players

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